Administrative Litigation Value Theory

Author: Liu Shanchun
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Publish Date: 1998-05-01
Features: "The Chinese Legal Doctorate Series" studies the unification of conflict law in international agency, conducting an in-depth and systematic research on relevant issues of international agency law from multiple perspectives and levels. The value of administrative litigation is a major topic with significant academic and practical implications, but it also poses considerable challenges. To be honest, the value of procedural law has always been underestimated in judicial practice, and the value of administrative litigation law is even more so. The issue of procedural value has been a hot topic of discussion in the field of procedural law in recent years, with some papers published, but no monographs have yet been available. The publication of this book can be said to fill the gap in monographs on procedural value theory. It pioneers the theoretical study of the basic values of administrative litigation and makes pioneering academic contributions. The book is divided into eight chapters and two main parts. The first part covers value concepts, the embryonic form of ancient procedural values, basic value principles, and the judicial regulation patterns of macro and micro-administration. The second part discusses the value composition, namely order, freedom, efficiency, and justice.